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Kenya, South Korea set to sign pact for Sh10bn Konza City university

An artist's impression of the Konza Technopolis in Malili, Machakos. PHOTO | FILE

Kenya and South Korea will Tuesday sign a pact that will see the Asian nation put Sh10 billion towards construction of a public research university at Konza Techno City as President Park Geun-hye starts her two-day visit to Nairobi.

Ministry of Education officials are Tuesday morning expected to ink the deal with Korean Export and Import (Exim) Bank that will open the way for Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Kaist) to set shop at Konza.

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